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Brevard College, Brevard, North Carolina, Friday, March 6, 1936.
A Statement by
Coach James
“I consider this year’s basketball
team an outstanding team, and the
boys are to be commended for their
fine spirit, sportsmanship, and deter
mination. I believe this is the best
team that I have had in seven years.
It is unusual to have a team composed
of men who do not smoke, who pass
their work, and who have such a strong
desire for team work, which is so es
sential to a winning team. No finer
group of boys could have represented
Brevard College. I’m sure the student
body is proud of their work. In be
half of the team, I should like to thank
the students for their splendid support
and sportsmanship at our games this
year.
II
Tell-Tales
Guess who:
Couldn’t get a date Saturday night
so he went with his roommate to the
Passion Play?
Broke a date with A. G. last week
end.
Had such an important telephone
call the other night that another girl
had to hold the wires together so she
could talk?
Brought Eb back to the dormitory?
Went home to see the boy friend in
Asheville, and the boy she dates here
went home too; but they didn’t see
each other?
Was told just how things were by
Barney Furr.
Sent Marcho a b% of fruit while
she was sick last week? «
Can date any boy in schoolT All she
has to do is decide which one.
Rated six girls as visitors last Sun-
day?
Has b6eh added to'Viriginia’s string?
; Is the walking' jadyertis^ment of
what thg well-dressed young man
should wear?
; Is tjlie Dimples Mr. Cathey talks a-
bout?'
Was refused .dates by Evelyn Smith t
Attracts Dixon to Virginia Lodge?
Receives long letters . from Ghapel
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Textile Wins Debate
Concluded from poge 1
Those girls who represented Bre
vard at Spartanburg were Edith
Beard, Mavis Shinn, Ida Whisenant,
and Geraldine DeVier. *
These teams left yesterday for
Charlotte to enter the North Carolina
Junior College Debating Tournament.
There will be eight other junior
colleges entered, and each team wHl
debate eight times.
In an elimination contest held at the
assembly period Monday, Richard
Queen won the right to represedt Bre
vard in the orational contest which is
also being held in Charlotte.
Freshmen Entertain
Conch ded from page 1
ville, which was conducted entirely by
the freshmen, opening the entertain
ment. In the vaudeville there were
singing, dancing, and skits with an
elegant style show and orchestra
music in the joy-making. The vaude
ville covered a period of about an hour.
At intermission, or the end. of, part
two of the night’s pleasure, refresh
ments were served to the entire gath
ering. >
; The main feature of the night was
the screen. attraction, ‘ ‘Rose Marie, ”
whidh starred Nelson Eddie and Jea^
nette MacDonald.
Hill? - - •
What would Mary do if the chairs
in the dinning room were stationary?
What is this about Funderburk and
his date to the Junior-Senior?
Ask Ett if Joe ]really did go home
last week-end. , . ,
Ruth Coltrane says that she wishes
that week-ends came every four days,
especially if the boy from home would
come. :
Spring not only brings football
practice, but it brings the ma,in thing7-
baseball, which interests Little Ardrey
and the others who like the sound of
the l)ali hitting the bai^f'”'*'
PatMnize our Adveftisers.
Brevard College Tor
nado Completes Suc
cessful Cage Season «
Last week the varsity baskc-tball teaai
ended their eighteen-garne schedule with
a creditable record of winning ten of
their games. The highlights of I he sea
son were a victory over the strong Ashe^
ville School for Boys, ‘‘considered tho
best school team in Western North Car
olina,” and a victory over Textile Col
lege of Spartanburg, S.C., who had won
ten straight games before meeting and
losing to Bie\ard. 1 he Tornado was
d ftated twice by Biltmore Junior Col
lege, but they were al)le to take at least
one or both games from their other op
ponents. The lettermen for this year’s
team are Woodrow Patton, I’helbert
Wright, Millard Whiteside, Bill Davis,
Sam Ardrey, James Rogers, J.R. Burton.
The manager was Bob Dixon.
At Virginia Lodge
Bessie Mae McFadden spent the
week end at her home near Hender
sonville.
Pauline Auer spent Saturday, Sun
day, and Monday at her home near
Asheville. Her mother is recovering
from a serious operation.^'
Last Thursday night’s prayer meet
ing was very impressive. Hattie Giles
had charge of the program. The meet
ing opened with a prelude by Ellen
Waddell.
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Program week, March 9th
Monday - Tuesday
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